Extrapulmonary tuberculosis (TB) represents approximately 15% of all TB infections. It is
difficult to diagnose on the basis of imaging characteristics and clinical symptoms, and …

Background The sustainable development goals aim to improve health for all by 2030. They
incorporate ambitious goals regarding tuberculosis (TB), which may be a significant cause of …

Aims Tuberculosis (TB) infection of bones and joints accounts for 6.7% of TB cases in
England, and is associated with significant morbidity and disability. Public Health England …

Tuberculosis (TB) prevalence is increasing in developed nations and continuing to cause
significant mortality in low-and middle-income countries. As a result of the uptick in cases …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to develop recommendations for prevention
interventions for spinal disorders that could be delivered globally, but especially in …

Purpose To analyse the efficacy and feasibility of surgical management for elderly patients
with multilevel non-contiguous spinal tuberculosis (MNSTB) by using one-stage posterior …

Purpose Aged patients represent a high risk group for acquiring spinal tuberculosis, and it
still remains a leading cause of kyphosis and paraplegia in developing nations. Aged …

Background context The single-stage posterior approach only for spinal tuberculosis (TB)
has been reported by some surgeons recently, but few studies have reported single-stage …

Background Spinal tuberculosis (TB) may have a variable, non-specific presentation
including back pain with-or without-constitutional symptoms. Further tools are needed to aid …

Purpose To systematically review the clinical manifestations and treatment outcomes of
patients with subaxial cervical spinal tuberculosis (SCS-TB) and evaluate the current …